Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1943 — Page 18

ON GRADE LABELING

~ WASHINGTON, April 28 (U. P). ~Price Administrator Prentiss M.

Brown, denying that he already has

. longed controversy within a few hours. ; - He denied feports that he had in2 formed OPA attorneys Monday to

eliminate from order MPR-306 a requirement that certain canned

foods packed in 1943 be graded » or C—according to quality. “I have made no decision,” he said. “I am still talking to inter-|J - ested parties involved in the matter. I expect, however, to take action in a few hours.” r He referred to ‘this statement in withholding other comment on an appeal by the cost of living com-

‘mittee of the Congress of Indus-

trial Organizations to Economic Stabilization Director James PF. Byrnes to overrule Brown’s decision against grade labeling,

cMMERT RULES ON INSURANGE RATES

Attorney General James Emmert ruled: today that the new laws increasing workmen’s compensation and occupational disease benefits do not give the insurance companies| Ne the right to increase rates pss both parties agree or ‘there is clause in the contract’ tn a rate increase in case of increased benefits. _ “In no event,” he said in his opinion to Insurance Commissioner Frank J. Viehmann, “could any rate be raised above the maximum as set by the insurance department.”

Deaths—Funerals 1 Tndianapolis Times, Wednes., April 35, 1943

ARNHOLTER—Mary J., 4319 Guilford; _ ‘beloved wife of william A. Arnholter, ‘ mother of Mrs. mel ar Heger, Mrs Mrs. Hern Brecht and Luft,

JR be

call BERRY—Cleston @G., age 46, beloved husband of Kathryn Berry and father of

: erry, son of Walter J. Berry, ‘James Berry, pouty:

5 | Bakery Heipers

a. m. Thursday. BROWN—Florence Belle, age 73, wife of Samuel Brown, mother of Mrs. Harry Walker and Joseph Brown, sister of Mrs. June 8he spuerd and Mrs. Frances away Tuesday eafternoon. Friends may call at 815 Westbrook after 4 p. m., today, until Thursday noon. Funera at the Bridgepor: Nazarene church. will in state at the church from 1 on %. Burial Plainfield, Ind. Dorsey service.

BURK—Louisa A., beloved sister of Mrs. Tillie Turner of Detroit, Mich., passed away at the residence, 615 Fletcher ave., Wednesday i Ap ml 28. Funeral ‘notice later. Wald Se of of Ind. April

ed of

2 Cemetery. may call ‘Thursday noon. - AILY—John win, ig Prospect st., i of are. Mami ee Indian:

and Victor Daily, U. division, passed away Tuesday morning. Priends may call at Vine Robert W. Stirling Funeral one, 1420 Prospaes a Services Thur: p. m., & e funeral home. a rts invited. Burial Crown Hill. HASTEY—William M.,, 3017 N. New Jersey, beloved husband of Mrs. Alice M. Hastey, father of Miss Marguerite Hastey, Mrs. George McKnight, Elwood, Ind.; Max A. Hastey, Dayton, O., passed away Monday evening. Servi ce /at the Flanhner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 2 p. m. Friends ay. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary. [Marion, (Ind.) papers please eopy:

, age 83. i 2 m., April 30, at Moore & a thea Funeral Home, 2530 Station st. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.

HNSON—Walter O. brother. hd To ene on Indianapolis; Fred T. 0. Fla.

and Howard A. Kokom Oh ao, away in Miami, Fla. riot Saturday, 4 p. m., Flanner & Buchanan Mortua Friends invited. Interment Crown * Friends may call at mortuary ier q p. m. Friday. KING—Patricia, age 13, daughter of Mr. ond Mire. Frank W. King, sister of Dar.

ds may call at

MAYFIELD—Arthur Alton, 5401 W. mond st., beloved husband of Vivian, departed this life Tuesday, age 39. Funeral Fhursds y, 1 p. m., April 29th, at Moore Kirk West Side Community Mortu6112 W. Washington. Burial LeTil. Priends invited. McLAUGHLIN—Charlotte M., age 88, beAlan M. Armer,

-& ary, Roy,

St. Joseph Burial call at the funeral home any _.. Altar society will meet Thursday, 8 p. m., for prayer. ® . SHEA—Josephine (nee Peters-Ot mann), mother of e or . Sus, Mis Yo E. Waymire in this

dianag: residence, 1 ds jasy call at the me, 2339 N. | Friday, 8:30, at Heart

on Burial *20 oly Cross cemetery. STELHORN-—Chatles F. age 58 years,

husband of father of Mildred R Cecil Tutrow, ; ‘Bennett, brother of William and Alma Bro

so irk

1 2 p. m., Thursday,|

Help Wanted—Female

Funeral Directors : Market 1234

FARLEY-FUNERALS "ov ~ FLANNER & BUCHANAN

28 W. FALL CREEK BLVD.

BERT S. GADD MA-6049 GRINSTEINERS srr

1601 E. New York G. H. HER ANN 1505 8. EAST ST. MA-3458 HISEY & nus 951 N. Delaware St. MOORE & KIRK

CH-1808 TA-6056

IR-1159 SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

954 N. Illinofs 11-5409

ROBERT W. STIRLING MA-4044

3 a a Wilson “CHAPEL oF THE CHIMES" Jo5¢ Prospet st. = MA-9438 Lost and Found 7 he. LOST—Sorority 3nd Irst Jrataniy Pins,

tween ega and Del oP on on on pins. Reward. TA-T168. .

2130 Prospect

HORSE—Brown and white, spotted, West-|®

” Please

ern. Answers to name oY or call

return {fo 4816 Rockville Tr BE-0353-M. Rewa LOSE-—large Tge gray 3 EE white cat. Heed name

er Vicinity 40th, Pants, HU-6247.

LOST—Terrier, male, long eared, black apd Sans Jord 18. Reward. 715 "Orange

Ee rose gold Bulova wrist watch, Between. Marer Florist and News Lat ee -5233.

OTory's, man’s brown h gi HR a containing $90 in collections. Generous reward. Call LI-7112, as eae suit, a North- , Monday, 19th. Rear ® wheat

party I. found black handbag containing wallet, initials 8.H.G., please call WA-195¢4. Reward. LOST—Boston terrier, 4 white feet, harness, license tag. Reward. TA-1685. LOST—BIlack Persian cat, Kelpity 5150 N. New Jersey. Reward. HU-1909. LOST—Bowlings shoe,- man’s left handed; size 8. Reward. CH-0248-W.

Schools & Instructions 7A

"pay tuition inspection field; 2 wks. trg.; Joy tuition mthly, Payts. after completcourse. If in essential ind. & war actities do not apply. Class begins Mon.

& Tues, American Ind. School, Penn. .RI-3923.

TELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS

ARE VITAL TO THE WAR EFFORT

MORE OPERATORS Are Needed For This Important Work

APPLY TO

Miss Jefferson, 240 N. Meridian

Miss Saltsman, 18 N. Belmont Ave.

Miss Wilson, 1721 N. Rural indians Bell Telephone Go.

3 SUPERVISORS 5 TYPISTS

better positions also. All

PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR

20 GEN. OFFICE AND FILE CLERKS . 10 INVENTORY CLERKS 10 STOCK CLERKS TO FILL ORDERS 5 PART-TIME WORKERS (7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.) We are an old nationally known mail order house, recently moved to Indianapolis. We have over 800 employees and have openings now for 53 young women, married or unmarried. Good wages even for beginners. Pay is based upon a 5-day 40-hour week with time and a half for overtime.

Several positions permanent.

Apply Employment Office, Main Floor LANE BRYANT, INC.

752 E. Market St.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIME a Help Wanted—Female

Help Wanted—Male

Plenty of

9/ Help. Wanted—Male

EXPERIENCED

MECHANIC

NEEDED TO REBUILD

U. 3. GOVERNMENT OWNED TRUCKS

Good Pay: Goud Working Conditions

These Jobs Have the Highest Priority Rating for Parts Help Directly in the War Effort ~ — APPLY AT ONCE —

| Help Wanted—Male

sl Help Wanted—Male

Rol Sik Wants

"MAINTENANCE HELPERS STOCK ROOM MEN

CAFETERIA BOYS, 16-17 634 N. NOBLE

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Overtime -

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC.

552 E. Washington St.

Lincoln 4378

Bt mah Cl 5610 N. Illinois. ATTENTION! BOYS EARNEXTRA MONEY

After school by delivering a Times Route. . Mail your name, age and address. Rot tes available in your neighborhood. Write Indianapolis Times, Circulation’ Dept.. TODAY.

international Beauty School Bente Besitleien r? amoca help Jurpl Jy the deumind in

ra AN AERONAUTICAL E ae teach an branches. Competent inructors. For details—. 5005.

Roscoe Turner Aeronautical Corp. 8

Help Wanted—Female Ambitious Girls

TO LEARN NG OF FAMILY BUNDLES. ESSEN WORK AT GOOD PAY. ASK Fo MR. McATEE.

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY,

Placisant Office Employment

12 CLERKS 2 TYPISTS 2 STENOGRAPHERS

Full time or part time work

~ REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS 634 N. NOBLE

AUTO MECHANIC

Experienced—Good Salary Steady Work Convenient Work Hours

MID-STATE AUTO CO.

1025 N. Meridian

BAKER Experienced oven man for tray type, traveling oven. Will consider draft exempt, husky individual with some bake shop experience willing to learn oven job, West Baking Co. 1331 k, Washington st.

BAKERY ROUTE SALESMAN

Established Touts, $10 pe pei week to Tight

ma Onl ast record er H 1915 These AVE.

840 N. New Jersey.

No SxDerien essary. to steady workers. We will - 1915 Southeastern Ave,

BILLING MACHINE

OPERATOR

Assist in Filing Starting Salary $25 MA-6353 LAR SI SFBYVICE ICE GIRLS at the

money. Neto 1 N. Pir ~-0047. CLERK Good penman, Will train. Not over 30. North Side Insurance Co. TA-1591,

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Opportunity for Advancement. |

PENN. RAILROAD 139 E. South

GIRLS

IT to 25

For work in pay roll department. Must be typist. No experience required. Minimum salary, $20 per week. Steady work, chance for advancement; 40-hour per week, time and half for overtime. Call CH-0673 for, appointment, .

HOUSEKEEPER; furnished liv quar= ters with private bath; salary. TA-2131.

ASL IRALER Lhd LR bade Bie Bit cided JOB PRESS a TV per hour; time and % overtime. 5340 W. Washington.

BE-4353. 8 till 2. Call after

Lady for Bakery ; “4.7. “667 E. 23d. LADY COOK HELPER

not mnecessar, DUKE'S LUNCH, 3235 E. 10th. Y:

"COUNTER CLERK AND CLERICAL WORK

for wallpaper and paint

DUPONT CO. 249 W. Wash. St. Indianapolis

~ COUNTER GIRL

EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY; NO Lig DAYS. GUARANTY CAFETERIA, MERIDIAN.

DEPENDABLE WOMEN WANTED

18 to 50

8 WOMEN FOR BE Ta EMPLO * OUR MODERN

FOO I PLANT. © THIS WORK CONSISTS OF ICING AND WRAPPING fd

NCE NOT NECESRE ALSO

Dependable, tatelicent oman, 20 to 30, tor DENTAL LABORATORY. tial occupation. unit; oe acquire valuable knowledge

overtime. Fetiogic: 1 ol proving abili our week, - urday 8 off. Steady Job good undings. For Sppolatmtont, call 1 TA 1 1868 between 5-7 p. m.

Dishwasher white = oe "Good ELDERLY Soe, wa employed; small

LAUNDRY HELP

SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS ALSO FAMILY LISTERS

Exc. Hours, Good Pay STERLING LAUNDRY 735 Lexington

MAID

White or Colored Steady Employment

Mrs. Bradley

ith ref.; 11 t.; 2 adults. MAID Good wages. HI-1083.

NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY offers excellent opportunity to educate women. Saleswork done from home. Telephone necessary. Box 568 Times.

OFFICE GIRLS

For general type office work. Pleasant working conditions.

. Apply Mr. Toobin

LEADER STORE

149. E. Washington

SALAD GIRL, white. or colored; exp. not necessary if reliable. Age 20-23 pre_ferred. ? Apply Spink-Arms “Hotel (rear.)

SALES LADY

With office experience In taking orders and Selling by phone. For order dept. of Large Coal Co. One familiar with the Sale of Coal preferred. Give experience.

Times, Box 1565.

ren ouse; free 8 t and wer machine Operators; | on gg | 0 wire who ions, learn to

m on table. Call in person (do not phone). Gates Mfg. Co., 415 W. 11th st

FEMALE COOK HELPER $30 per Wee to strong, tall women, io 28 Sepenisbic

Ae Soot 80

FOUNTAIN GIRLS WS Er E 4

California and Market Sts. FOUNTAIN GIRL %. Wa oo ba

WA-6440. o night. | 2 OL

; i High sc school Fer,

lastly

SHORT ORDER COOK; east side; Mu ream,

yoman; evenings. er's 3901 E. Washingto!

STENOGRAPHER— Permanent position. Good pay, ideal working conditions. Please phone for appointment, GA4421, ; ~~ STENOGRAPHER

Established compan Perma! posiye apie] SUPARY middie 888. Ri1006. ¥

uwrance Co. TA-1591..

i [FASHION DRY CLEANERS. 1901 Central typist

MAROTT HOTEL |

WESTERN UNION

- WANTS FOR REPLACEMENT

of operators who have graduated from our training school

YOUNG WOMEN 18 to 30 YEARS

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

Clean, Pleasant Work

for special telephone work or handling telegrams over our long distance automatic telegraph circuits. Some knowledge of typing preferable.

Paid While Training

THEN

Inmediat Employment

APPLY MR. PICKETT 18 N. MERIDIAN ST.

WAITRESSES Good Hours—Good Pay

No Experience Necessary

F. W. WOOLWORTH

A 11 E. Washington St.

Alert, Intelligent girls to train

WAITRESS, 411 S. Illinois.

BARBER °F EEATES Basher stop

BODY AND FENDER MAN

J, Guedelhoefer Wagon Co.

202 Kentucky Ave.

BOILER ROOM FIREMAN

Steady Work 1800 S. Tibbs

BOYS over 15 years with or without bicycles. Full-time employment delivering telegrams downtown business area. Provisions made purchase our bi-

nished. Mr. Dalton, 18 N. Meridian.

WESTERN UNION “BOYS TO PARK CARS

SEE MR. BRADLEY, DENISON SERVICB, OHIO AND PENN.

207 Jackson bldg.

Cabinetmakers or Beginners 5626 W. WASH. BE-2972

CAR WASHER

AND SIMONIZER

A-1, can make $45 up per week if you are the right man. See Mr. Adams at

Hickman Olds, Inc. 1510 N. Meridian CAR WASHER Co Start 533.50 wk.

5704 E. Wash. IR-5655

| DISHWASHER

cycles on installment plan, Uniforms fur- |

y BOY WANTED to learn lithograph trade.

WAITRESS Experienced; one meal, 3

hours work, No Sunday. Charley’s Restaurant, 14¢ E. Ohio.

WAITBESS—White girl to work in tavern. Hours i int uniforms. BE4221. 3729 W.

WH ITE "WOMAN

to clean offices from 5 p. m. to 11 p. No Sunday wos See Roy Thompson, 306 Circle Tower Bldg.

WOMEN-—Serve on the “Home Front.” Be a Trolley or Bus Operator. Help pioneer a new _Protessioh for women. cellent anent work. appy un while learnin surance benefits. Apply Room 213, Terminal Bldg.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

Young Lady

The Classified Department ot The Indianapolis Times openings for 2 young ee as the sales department. Your choice of inside telephone work : or outside Salling on regula accounts. be over 2 years of age, Muss pleasant pere sonality, aggressive and Stable.

Help Wanted—Male

APPRENTICE for Press Room wanted at The Indianapolis Times, 214 W, Maryland St. Ask for

CAR WASHER AND PORTER

GOOD PAY; GOOD HOURS.

WEST SIDE FORD SALES

2419 W. WASH.

rea CLEANERS—$25 WEEK

.~ Colored—Experienced Wall Washing—Paper Cleaning. 5%-Day Week. is MA-2355 or come to 1003

Merchants Bank Bldg.

CLEANERS’ ASSISTANT

Good opportunity for joog B our cleaning room. Such an doesn’t come often.

br handicapped should Bl Hy

Sa ness is. task t growing, wili use business is os bi be good after the ¥

Crown Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co.

2001 E. WASHINGTON

Goal Truck Drivers

Steady Work—Good Pay

Polar lee & Fuel Co.

West Side Yard, 233 Lynn St. BE-4573

COOK—Complete Charge ply Eeatre Grtiler 10-0081." paris. 8p

CUSTODIAN |

1 time. White, over 45. Can furnish living quarters. LY-8128. Short hours, good pay. Apply Blue Ribbon Dairy Bar, 48 N. Penn,

DISHWASHERS; 2 colored east side oys: nin Miller's Ice Cream, 3901 E.

Sl —

MEN W

sailors and marines.

KINGAN &

ESSENTIAL WAR WORK

Local meat packing plant doing essential war work has good jobs open for men 18 to 55 years. All overtime at time and onehalf. Steady employment. Permanent, opporfunity for advancement. When you work for Kingan’s you help to feed our soldiers,

Apply 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Employment Office

West Maryland and Blackford Streets

EE ——

ANTED

CO., INC. _I

To Qualified Men Who Are Now Working in Non-Essential.Industries—

We Have an Opening as Foreman in Our WAR CONTRACTS DIVISION

REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS

634 ‘N. NOBLE

$21. No Sundays, Mutual

Dishwasher Restaurant. 514 _N. Del.

DRIVERS, Experienced For COAL TRUCKS Steady Work—@ood Pay Pittman-Rice Coal Co.

Drivers for + Building A Material, Coal Deliveries Conveyor loaded coal; good trucks; eady work

good working conditions. now and after the war. F. J. Schuster Coal Co. GA-2431 824 E. Troy Ave. (3000 8.)

CED floor sander men or helpgood Jages to those vd qualify.

ers; p. m. BL-20

Call after 5:3

EXTRA WORK

We have jobs open for night or SunSay work, in addition to full time obs.

West side plant, 223 L, st. South side plant, 1903 East st. North side plant, 2000 Northwestern

av Down town plant, 316 W. Ohio st. Apply to plant most convenient to your home.

Polar Ice & Fuel Co.

FIREMAN

for Stationary Boiler

ZERO ICE PLANT

27th & Winthrop

h. MEN and WOMEN

40 to 55 Years:

You can help during the war by serving as communication carriers. Inside work. Experience unnecessary.

Apply Mr. Pickett

Western Union

18 N. Meridian

JANITOR and wall washer. Apply Room

540, Consolidated Building.

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LABORERS

Colored preferred, steady employment, good pay. Essential industry. Report immediately.

AMERICAN LEAD CORP.

1600 E. 21st

T CLASS mechanic, for new garage; must be good. CLEMANS rote L INC., LI-4514

FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS

Essential Industry

Opportunity for Advancement

PENN RAILROAD

139 E. South.

Freight Receiver Regular Employment

Apply S. S. KRESGE CO.

IT W. Washington St.

GOOD

SHOE FINISHER

Apply MAROTT SHOE STORE 18 E. Washington

STRAIGHT SHIFT. WA-6440. HAVE WORK for boys under draft age ‘who can furnish work permit. Also need colored porter. Call in person (do Det. plone). Gates Mfg. Co., 415 W.

HOTEL mana Ak 5 enc r RETIRED TRAVELING

to "5, single; out of _town. HU i Sa

Ice Route Driver

MALE COOK—OVEN MEN DOUGH HANDS—PORTERS

Good steady job. Good pay. No experience necessary. Need. 10 new men, 1915 SO AVE,

MAN T0 OPERATE GASOLINE "PUMPS AND HELP IN SERVICE

STATION. DENISON SERVICE, OHIO AND PENN. MA. 2585.

MAN OR BOY Socd ray. short hours,

Man Wanted

To learn feuteading business. White No experience necess Essential a industry. 602 N. Capitol, RI-3504.

MARRIED MEN

White, without children for custodian work. Salary and apartment futnished, permanent con - nections. See Mr. Wilson.

SPINK-ARMS HOTEL 410 N. Meridian

MEAT CUTTER, groceries and John Shriner, 739 N. Noble.

~ Mechanics CAN MAKE $1 SEE WAL

TER LEE, FORD SALES, 2419 W. WASH.

MECHANIC

for automotive chassis and spring work. Experience not essential, Stead or: ment. Essential industry. 525 earl

Steady, permanent employment. Essential industry.

Inland Container Corp.

700 W. Morris St.

eats. LI-3716,

YOU BONUS. SIDE

Steady Work—Good Pay

Polar Ice & Fuel Co.

Neat Side Yard, 325 1qun BE-4573

Well established, Jor ras

1602'S SOUTHEASTERN KNITTERS

6 Da, T COOK 3,00," ie Ee

Mr. Rusie, RI-6551.

|| oboe an posing tr sn Experienced Wash

hy white. ‘Will train, Wot over |

Man

COUNTER CLERK AND CLERICAL.

Experienced 45 Gauge Machine

Now Working 48 Hours Per Week

NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

Gall RI-1321 8 A. M. to § P. M.

Apply 8 to 5

MEN FOR SHIPPING

Department, filling and packing orders. Good wages, steady work now and after the war. Call in person. See Mr. Weirick 9 a. m. to 4 p. m, 214 8. Penn.

MEN-BOYS

Full or Part Time Fhsion) Interfere Department

CROWN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO.

MEN AND BOYS

Here is your chance to earn good money, Our strong, capable drivers are averaging $6 per day hauling coal. Good equipment and pieasant working conditions. See us today for full or part time work.

Muesing-Merrick 2.

IR-1191 MA-8585 3830 Brookville Rd.

White or Colored 16 to 60 Years

Defense Plant Cafeteria High Wages Time and a Half for Over 40 Hours

Day or Night BE. 3600, Ext, 211

ble “ and de) le work.

NDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

MEN

FOR SHIPPING DEPT.

GOOD WAGES STEADY WORK COLORED or WHITE

THE SMITH AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO.

1850 KENTUCKY

For night clerical work. Draft exempt preferred. Must pass physical examination. Essential industry. Permanent employment. Apply 209 Lemcke Bldg.

MEN ™

UNLOAD COAL CARS 1001 Southeastern

bi MIDDLE-AGED handy man for small plant, State qualifications. Wage, $20 per wk. Address Times, Box 575.

MILK DELIVERY

Local Dairy has two established routes open. Excellent salary and bonus. Real opportunity for permanent employment in an essential industry. Investigate. For interview write BOX 577, care Times.

; MISCELLANEOUS FACTORY WORKERS

Apply THOMAS & SKINNER STEEL PRODUCTS CO. 1120 E. 23d.

NON-ESSENTIAL WORKERS

Your Chance to Get in War Work BT SE : See MR. JONES . BASCA MFG. CO.

8000 ROOSEVELT AVE.

POR ER anys

See Ra haley and Ford rd Sales , Tag WoO!

for gsod man. obo Drag